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> Another multiplatform game better on 360 than PS3. 360's version gets
> 8.2 whereas PS3 version 7.9
>
> "Of the three, muscle cars are the most fun to drive as they kick and
> scream with power that forces you to watch the throttle and go easy on
> the gas when exiting turns. Sadly though, one of the things that made
> the muscle cars most fun on the Xbox 360 is the controller rumble, and
> as the SIXAXIS doesn't feature said ability, they're left a tad more
> lifeless."
>
> "One disappointing aspect is that the PlayStation 3 version of the game
> doesn't have a couple of the "show off" features that the Xbox 360 game
> does. The 360 version lets you pause the game at any time and enter a
> photo mode. It's basic, sure, but you can spin and zoom the camera and
> take a snapshot of your vehicle in motion. You're also able to upload a
> photo of your modded vehicle for others to drool over, but the PS3 game
> lacks this feature as well, sadly."
>
> "Visually, the PlayStation 3 version of Need for Speed Carbon falls
> short of its Xbox 360 counterpart. The two games run at roughly the
> same framerate, but the PS3's filtering effects, specifically the
> blurring, can be ugly. Road textures look nice and detailed at low
> speeds, but when you're flying down the road and the game blurs
> everything, they simply look poor. A few other odd things don't match
> up either, like the Drafter's wake, which is a transparent cylinder on
> the 360 and some rather ugly blue streamers on the PS3."
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